Papers by Adriano Henrique Nuernberg
The objective of this paper is to present a historical overview of the field of disability studie... more The objective of this paper is to present a historical overview of the field of disability studies in Brazil. The approach takes into account the background of social models of disability and precursor scholarship in Brazil leading to the emergence of disability studies in the 2000s. It emphasizes the influence of key international scholars on their Brazilian counterparts and current research challenges for Brazilian disability studies.
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Resenha do livro "Ressignificando a deficiência: da abordagem social às práticas inclusivas na es... more Resenha do livro "Ressignificando a deficiência: da abordagem social às práticas inclusivas na escolade autoria de Jan W. Valle (The City College/NY) e David J. Connor (Hunter College/NY)
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The interpretations of the body are built from
multiple social relations, whereas currently the m... more The interpretations of the body are built from
multiple social relations, whereas currently the media
is a very present element in these relationships.
Among the discourses of the media in Brazil, soap
operas have great prominence, having become a
public space for discussion. Based on this understanding,
this paper discusses the representations
of the body with physical disabilities in the soap
opera Viver a Vida (Manoel Carlos, Rede Globo,
2009). The analysis starts from the ethnographic
and cinematic perspective, applying ethnography
of screen, and is based on disability and gender
studies. The analysis shows the complexity of this
approach, and the dialogue established between
iction and the Convention on the Rights of Persons
with Disabilities.
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The aim of this research was to understand the constitution process of women with physical disabi... more The aim of this research was to understand the constitution process of women with physical disability, emphasizing the gender overlapped with physical disability. The research subjects were eight women with physical disability, members of an organized women group in an association of people with physical disability. The information was collected through in-depth interviews and analyzed based on the method of discourse analysis. The theoretical references were based on the Historic Cultural Psychology, the theories of genre and the social model of disability. The results suggested that gender and disability are linked categories, which are overlapped with the analysis of process of embodiment, work and maternity - all of them characterized by violence. The information obtained provided evidence that gender and disability are categories of analysis in researches and interventions in psychology and others areas of knowledge.
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The aim of this article is pointed out the relevance of the Social Psychology to understand the d... more The aim of this article is pointed out the relevance of the Social Psychology to understand the disability as an analytical category in researches and psycho-social practices. For a defence of this question, it is important to examine the indicatives of disability in Brazil, in the world and how the disability is articulated to analytical categories as gender, race, generation and social classes. These aspects are already considerate in studies and psycho-social analyses. ollowing this process, it will be explain the social model of disability, in special a transversal understanding of disability, interconnected to further categories. In conclusion, it will be expose the relevance of the Social Psychology committed to human rights and to the social transformation, and the importance of employing studies of disability as theory, considering disability as an analytical category, and highlighting its relevance for the public policies.
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In the Brazilian tradition, studies on gender and women are included within Social Psychology for... more In the Brazilian tradition, studies on gender and women are included within Social Psychology for historical, political, and conceptual reasons. If the areas had parallel institutional and theoretical trajectories, since the 1970s, it is possible to identify an alliance between Brazilian Gender Studies and Critical Social Psychology. This chapter explores this history of the emergence and development of Gender Studies in the Brazilian academic context. First, Brazilian Psychology is contextualized within the unique political history and women’s movement in the country. This background sets the tone for the following analysis of the relationship between feminism and Psychology as well as Gender Studies and Social Psychology. This chapter concludes that, in contrast with other countries, in Brazil there is not a Feminist Psychology as a specialization or subfield of Psychology. Rather, in the country, Feminist Theories and Gender Studies have an intense dialogue and fundamental influence on Critical Social Psychology.
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Papers by Adriano Henrique Nuernberg
multiple social relations, whereas currently the media
is a very present element in these relationships.
Among the discourses of the media in Brazil, soap
operas have great prominence, having become a
public space for discussion. Based on this understanding,
this paper discusses the representations
of the body with physical disabilities in the soap
opera Viver a Vida (Manoel Carlos, Rede Globo,
2009). The analysis starts from the ethnographic
and cinematic perspective, applying ethnography
of screen, and is based on disability and gender
studies. The analysis shows the complexity of this
approach, and the dialogue established between
iction and the Convention on the Rights of Persons
with Disabilities.
multiple social relations, whereas currently the media
is a very present element in these relationships.
Among the discourses of the media in Brazil, soap
operas have great prominence, having become a
public space for discussion. Based on this understanding,
this paper discusses the representations
of the body with physical disabilities in the soap
opera Viver a Vida (Manoel Carlos, Rede Globo,
2009). The analysis starts from the ethnographic
and cinematic perspective, applying ethnography
of screen, and is based on disability and gender
studies. The analysis shows the complexity of this
approach, and the dialogue established between
iction and the Convention on the Rights of Persons
with Disabilities.